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Old 11-20-2011, 02:28 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by RainingLemur View Post
Probably the license/purchase defense which may be contained in the super-fine print of the service agreement/ToS/EULA that the original licensee had to agree to.
Only if the license is enforceable. There are several ways to defend against such claims, such as unconscionable terms, inability to negotiate individual terms, or even a simple claim that copyrights are governed by copyright law, not contract law.
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